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Mayfield Heights council approves routine ordinances, appropriations and development motions

Mayfield Heights City Council · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted ordinance 2026‑06 (sidewalk duties), ordinance 2026‑08 (BZA meeting time change), ordinance 2026‑10 (supplemental appropriations), approved a lot split for a Sprouts development and approved a pergola/site plan for Wynwood/Windwood Apartments; all actions passed by roll call.

At its April 27 meeting the Mayfield Heights City Council adopted several ordinances and approved development motions as part of routine business.

Ordinance 2026‑06 (third reading) amends section 559.05 of the codified ordinances regarding duties to keep sidewalks clear, including snow removal and site obstructions; the council adopted the ordinance by roll call.

Ordinance 2026‑08 updates section 115.03 to change the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting start time to earlier hours (06:30 or 07:00); the council adopted the ordinance by roll call.

Ordinance 2026‑10 amends original appropriations ordinance 2025‑29 with supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 2026; the council adopted the emergency ordinance by roll call.

On motions, the council approved a lot split (motion A) to create three parcels (K1, K2, K3) from permanent parcel number 861‑24‑069 to allow a Sprouts development at 5906 Mayfield Road. The council also approved a site plan (motion B) for a pergola/patio for Wynwood (Windwood) Apartments at 6718 Enfield Drive; the item was described as an amenity for residents and had been approved during planning commission review.

All listed motions and ordinances were approved by roll call with no recorded opposition. Ordinance 2026‑09 (continuation of a regional community partnership on aging) was placed on first reading and not advanced tonight per the finance director’s request.